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10 THOUSAND STEPS

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The starting point is the small church of

Saint Mark the Evangelist and Saint Thomas

the Apostle (1) of Vergnacco. Built in 1360, it

became sacramental a hundred years later

and was then enriched, in 1504, with works of

art commissioned to important artists such as

Bissone and Giovanni Martini.

Continuing along Via San Gervasio, you find

yourself walking along the new “Vergnacco-

Qualso” cycle-pedestrian track, which is

parallel to Provincial Road 38 of Cornappo.

This paved part of the route, straight and

without gradients, about 1 km long, is an

equipped and shaded rest area.

Continue until you reach the intersection with

Provincial Road 58. Proceed westwards on Via

Fanzio, and then join the dirt road of Via San

Gervasio, which leads to the Church of Saints

Gervase and Protase Martyrs (2)The church

dates back to the 14 th century and was restored

in 1773. From this point descend southwards

on the country track along the Mossolino

Stream until you reconnect with the cyclepedestrian

path parallel to Provincial Road 38,

which leads you back to the starting point.

From here, you can easily reach the hamlet of

Zompitta, where you can take the “Walk along

the Canals”, a path along the artificial canals

used for irrigation. It is characterised by the

charm and beauty of water and by the cultural

and scenic value of the places. Starting from

Zompitta, a site of water intake works, proceed

southward. The first part of the route winds

through ancient buildings such as the Minisini

House. During the walk, various drops and

differences in height enliven the watercourse.

Proceed to the hamlets of Cortale, and then

Valle, where the Segat Mill is located. The mill

is currently active producing corn flour. From

here, you can reach the place where the canal

splits in two, giving origin to the Udine Canal

and the Palma Canal, or “Turisiella”. Continuing

your walk, you reach the mills of Remugnano,

crossing Via Mussarie.

As an alternative, you can take the route to

Rizzolo, a village characterised by the presence

of an artificial canal, the old Berini furnace

and the Sbuelz blacksmiths workshop. A final

stretch of the route leads you to the small

church of Saint James in Tavella, in the hamlet

of Ribis.

Route general data

3.37 km 1h

dirt road

paved road

pet

friendly

accessible

road

Reana del Rojale

www.comune.reanadelrojale.ud.it

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